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John Aboud presented a written report of the 2003 All-State Band in which he acknowledged the outstanding ef forts of Joseph Missal and the All-State Band. He expressed his appreciation for the ef forts of his assistants: Chris Ewan, Ames and David Rutt, Forest City. Mr. Aboud also cited the cooperation of Barry Larkin and Michael Golemo, Iowa State University; and Mike Broich and the staf f of the Iowa State Center. He also expressed a need to reevaluate the percussion audition card. All three chairs expressed their thanks to Jeanie Dowd and Alan Greiner for professional work and assistance in attending to the details of this festival. Director Greiner and Mr. Aboud expressed concern over the need for a common release date for the All-State audition materials. MMS (Merz/Seim) to release all music on the same date (July 25 or the first business day thereafter). PASSED Director Greiner expressed concern that the 3 and ½ month audition procedure was too lengthy. MMS (Seim/Kreitzer) not sanction any All-State Camps for 2005 until this matter has been resolved at the next joint meeting in April of 2005. PASSED It was agreed that we should survey the camps and successful AS students to gain data to help in arriving at an informed decision at our next joint meeting. Director Greiner reviewed the concert order for the 2004 festival and reiterated the audition date as October 23, 2004 and the finale dates as November 18-20, 2004. MMS (Dannen/Merz) to approve the slate of conductors for the All-State Orchestra as proposed by Mr. Hallberg. PASSED MMS (Merz/Kreitzer) to approve the slate of conductors for the All-State Chorus as proposed by Dr. Grove. PASSED MMS (Merz/Seim) to accept the slate of conductors for the 2005 All-State Band as proposed by Mr. Aboud. PASSED Mr. Aboud expressed concern with issues in 2003 of directors being kept away from the audition center in some sites and not others feeling that this policy needed to be consistent. Director Greiner expressed concern with issues of directors sticking their heads inside the doors of audition centers and students making their school name known to the auditors. The Director was instructed to report the infractions to the administration of the offending school. Next meeting Tuesday, April 19, 2005. With no further business to discuss MMS (Merz/Seim) to adjourn. PASSED Respectfully submitted, Alan S. Greiner, Executive Director -34-
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND DISTRICT ADVISORY GROUP MEETING APRIL 21, 2004 The Executive Committee and District Advisory Group of the Iowa High School Music Association met in Boone, Iowa at the association of fices at 9:00 a.m. Executive Committee members present were: Tom Dannen, Melcher; Steve Colton, Marion; Todd Lettow, Nora Springs; Tom Nugent, Villisca; Mark Lehmann, Waverly; and Jan Merz, Fort Dodge;. District Advisory Group Members present were: David Rutt, Forest City; Steve Helscher, Columbus Junction; Matt Huth, Council Bluf fs; Larry Hunecke, Cherokee; and Doug Poppen, North Fayette. Also in attendence was Alan Greiner, Executive Director who served as recording secretary. President Dannen chaired the meeting. MMS (Merz/Lehmann) to approve the minutes from January 21, 2004. PASSED MMS (Nugent/Merz) to approve the financial bills as submitted. PASSED MMS (Merz/Colton) to approve the special election report as submitted by David Rutt, Election Chair. PASSED SHOW-JAZZ CHOIR/JAZZ BAND FESTIVAL: The director presented the registration report for the 2004 festival series. All of the sites scheduled for Monday evening were snowed out but all were rescheduled. The Webster City site was snowed out a second time and was not rescheduled. Registration numbers for Show Choir decreased, Jazz Choirs have increased, and Jazz Bands have increased, leaving a net loss of one ensemble over last year’s festival. The video commentary program is working well. PIANO FESTIVAL: The director provided a registration report for the 2004 festival citing a continued decline in the number of participants and a registration comparison for the past seven years. Director Greiner also provided a 5-site, 6-site, and 8-site option for the committees to consider. MMS (Nugent/Merz) to use 8 sites for next years festival using partial day sites wherever possible. PASSED The director was instructed to design a reminder to be sent to directors instructing them to contact their local piano teachers. SOLO/SMALL ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL: The director presented the registration report for the 2004 festival series. This year’s festival experienced a 737-entry decline. Considerable discussion was held relative to the inappropriate conduct of a director/site manager which was directed toward an adjudicator at his festival. MMS (Merz/Lehmann) to 1) place this director on a one-year zero tolerance probation; 2) require a letter of apology from the director to the adjudicator (a copy of which must be sent to the Executive Director); 3) suspend the involved director from adjudicating for one-year; and, 4) notify the administration of the directors school of this action and all correspondence. PASSED The director reported that the online registration and scheduling proceeds went remarkably well for this first year citing a few issues remaining with ballot creation, roster function and ratings reporting. The director was encouraged to conduct “hands on” sessions at IBA/ICDA/ISTA conventions so that directors will feel more comfortable with this new format. Larry Hunecke proposed a certificate program to acknowledge superior and excellent achievement levels at this festival. The director was instructed to begin developing a proposal for such a program making the certificates available to directors online via .pdf format. -35-
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